Sentence examples for far halted from inspiring English sources
But their lobbying, along with that of ultra-Orthodox Jewish leaders, has so far halted proposals that would allow a one-year window for civil suits for abuses from the past.
In their many hours of translated testimony and cross-examination so far, halted occasionally by fits of sobbing, they have told a grim tale at odds with every notion of modern life in the United States.
The techniques developed in creating the piece above have actually, so far, halted this degradation.
Currently, only state agencies can provide such childcare licenses and although the state of Texas attempted to license its two large family detention centers, a state judge has so far halted the process after advocates claimed the centers did not meet minimum requirements for holding children.
Shocking isn't the right word for the American response so far; halting might be better — though maybe moving somewhere new.
It was unclear how Mr. Ouattara intended to enforce the measure, as state institutions — the military, the civil service and the ports — are in the hands of those loyal to Mr. Gbagbo, and cocoa companies have so far not halted their business.
Norman Zelvin Eastchester, N.Y., June 13 , 2010 To the Editor: Re "How Failure Became an Option," by Timothy Egan (column, June 11): The failure so far to halt the flow of oil from the Deepwater Horizon gusher says nothing at all about "American ingenuity".
There is increasing impatience over what seems to apprehensive citizens to be the dfift of the Berlin situation and the snail's pace taken by the West so far to halt it, for which they blame General de Gaulle as chief pacemaker.
And he may be asked about his so-far halting efforts to help the housing market, which The New York Times points out remains a scarred wasteland in the part of Nevada where Obama is doing his debate prep.
As for American & other such lower fauna, they are halted far below.
The highways are mostly barren, but you never get far before being halted by a police roadblock, asked for documentation, and having your vehicle circled by an officious often very young officer checking that all is "in order".
